O’FALLON – A recent controversy surrounding the abolishment of the city’s crossing guard program came to a head at Monday night’s City Council meeting, where… Read More »Effort fails to reinstate crossing guard program
SHILOH – Memorial Hospital East was awarded accreditation from the Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP), an independent, accreditation organization recognized by the Centers for Medicare… Read More »Memorial East receives accredidation from national healthcare organization
Phyllis “Toots” Altenthal March 15, 1926 – June 18, 2016 Phyllis “Toots” Rosaline Altenthal, nee Howard, age 90, of Shiloh, Illinois, formerly of Montgomery City,… Read More »Phyllis “Toots” Altenthal (1926-2016)
John T. Merrill August 19, 1943 – June 6, 2016 John T. Merrill, age 72, of Creal Springs, formerly of Belleville, passed away, Monday, June… Read More »John T. Merrill (1943-2016)
BY JIM MILLER WEEKLY INDYCAR WRITER Josef Newgarden was lucky to come away from his recent crash at the Firestone 600 in Texas with a… Read More »IndyCar focusing on cockpit protection
The OTHS Football Panthers have begun summer training camp, sweating it out early each day doing drills and learning plays to gear up for this… Read More »Panthers Football team begins summer camp
This week’s view is of East First Street in O’Fallon, looking east from Lincoln Avenue, ca. 1930. The two story corner building (on the far… Read More »A View of the Past – June 22, 2016
BY SAM SCINTA WEEKLY REPORTER Cavins earns NAIA Scholar Athlete Award William Woods University Junior and 2013 OTHS Grad Alexi Cavins was recently named a… Read More »Athlete of the Week – OTHS Grad Alexi Cavins
BY SAM SCINTA WEEKLY REPORTER O’FALLON – The North Side of O’Fallon hosted the Missouri State Cycling Championships on Saturday morning, bringing almost 500 riders… Read More »Cycling Championships ride through O’Fallon
